Sentence examples for built from slate from inspiring English sources

Penrhyn Castle had been built from slate industry money; now the National Gallery turned to the slate quarries themselves.

Their efforts have yielded a series of cottages built from slate, cedar and white pine.

The walls were roughly built from slate and granite, up to 11 feet thick, and pierced by arrow slits.

The church is a neat, plain, Gothic structure built from ashlar and slate, and was Grade II listed in 1950.

The North and South East Lodges date to around 1810 and are built from limestone ashlar with slate roofs.

The castle is built from purple and green slate stone, mainly constructed in a dry stone fashion without mortar, with the exception of the keep.

The church is small and rectangular, built from stone with a slate roof; there is a bellcote at the west end of the roof.

Both of the North and South West Lodges of Althorp date to around 1730 under Roger Morris and are both built from lias ashlar with slate roofs.

It is built from rubble masonry with a slate roof.

All the materials used come from Wales; the Centre was built from 1,350 tonnes of Welsh slate, 300,000 concrete blocks, and a million metres of electric cable.

It is built from rubble masonry with a slate roof, and part of a font thought to date from the 12th century has been reused as a water basin in the porch.